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JOHNSON DISCLOSES
NEW QUOTA FIGURES

required. Without them stability was Author of 1890 Basis Law
note ssible.
But niece our life is
Gives Numbers Admir-
bound up with the land, and we are
By Ong It losesh.)
e
there
as a matter of right and not of
1Cogg•rIght, 11121
sible to Country.
privilege, it is up en that right and its
i
Heywood Broun, the New York World columnist, has a breadth of view extension through labor and sacrifice
WASHINGTON. — (J. T. Ad —1
that is refreshing. Ile found a copy of a magazine with a grouch, called the that we gain whatever added advan-
American Standard, though Cod save America from that kind of a standard. toga
for further
development.
Palestine
or added
right we shall
require Congressman Albert Johnson, chair-1
Anyway, here is what Broun has to say, and whenever he has a say, he says with such guarantees as we have is man of the house immigration cum. ,
mittee, has just published in the final
something:
Congressional Record
not a pane. it is the queen of the. '
The American Standard has decided that the corruption of th e
future. a four-page explanatory review of
statue thist dietutes the strategy of the number of the
the new immigration law which, he
American language may be chiefly attributed to comic strips, and
. states, was requested by many col.
that the Jews are the source of this corruption. In support of this
Effect Is Magical.
assertion it quotes from a single Sunday issue: 'Shut up! Show me
"A year or two ago, had one conic leagues. Among other things he sets
der double-faced lobsters!' Dontcha think I oughta have my pitcher
and said, 'Put all your eggs in the forth the latest estimate of the quotas
glider the 2 ,
took?' Me neither,' and 'Always spilling the beans.'
Palestine
basket,'
responsibility
of cent
the various
countries
" 'Sunday,' adds the American Standard, 'in the time of the Pil-
have
replied,
'Premature.'
There would'
were per
of the 1890
census basis, ac- I
grims, was a day consecrated to God, a day for the contemplation
not yet unerring signs. Today the cording to the new law which went I
National origin
of spiritual things, study of the Bible, meditation and rest. What
into effect July 1.
magic effect of Palestine is universal-
has become of the Protestant, Anglo-Saxon concept of Sunday, since
on ; is based on the place of birth. This
ly ark now !edged. What is going
showing a total of 167,750,
the Jews and Romanists have come into our country?'
i•sstains i fa ,t, e1-1,ow
us er there? Those who are in it, the I t
I
actual workers, the planners, the sac-
Albania, 100; Armenia, 121); Aus.
rificers, the doers of the little as well
Belgium,
"But it seems that the Standard should offer constructive criti-
as the big things, are unable to de- trona,
120; g:
Austria,
ut
ezencnh or. S v
cism. Why not a suggestion that 100 per cent Nordics turn assay
0 D
C 785;
21 40 0
:1300;0 Bulgaria,
scribe it. From a distance, listening'
Denmark,
from Jewish and Catholic abominations and instead spend the Sab-
reporters, the discords as well as Finland, 500; France, 4,000; Ger.
bath listening to the pure and undefiled English of the great l'rotes-
the harmonies, the critics as well as many , 51 200; Great Britain and
tent evangelist, William Sunday?
the builders, we begin to sense what Northern Ireland, 34,000; Greece,
:•
is happening. Palestine has become 100; Irish Free State, 25,000; Latvia,
the effective evoker of the national 150; Lithuania, 350; Netherlands,
"There might, also, be an essay on the advancement of learning
consciousness and of the ideals born 1,600; New Zealand, 100; Norway,
and language among the native Protestant whites of the State of
out of the development of that eon- 6,500; Palestine, 100; Poland, 6,000;
Georgia."
sciousness. The man who, steeped in Portugal, 500; Roumania, 2,500;
s
:•
preiudice, goes tee l'alestine without Spain, 150; Switzerland, 2,000; Swe-
Only a moron who is unable to read a newspaper, is qualified to sit as a wishing to see, disinclined to step out den, 0,700; Turkey, 100; minor coun-
juror in the Leopold-Loeb case in Chicago. The newspapers have spread of his way tee see, finds upon his ar- tries, including other Asiatic and
the story in all its details to such good effect that we question whether any rival that a film drops from his eyes, other European countries and South
man or woman can enter the jury box free from prejudice against the and he sees Jewish life truly for the Africa, 15,000. The total is 10,750.
prisoners. I know I couldn't. The average neon on the street would like first time. The indifferent, to whom 'Explains Exemptions.
to see them hang, and they have done enough, according to the confession l'alestine has been a word suggesting In addition to the above, Johnson
they were alleged to have made to the authorities, to get the limit of the nothing but a dubious spot upon a explains that a limited classification
law. And yet they are entitled to a fair trial, and, to my mind, a fair routinized tour, peers into one of our of immigrants are exempt from quota
trial is absolutely impossible when newspapers are permitted to inflame the camps, sips the sun shining upon it, restrictions, namely, the wives and
public mind. And I am not thinking of this one case, but of all cases of a is stirred to his inmost soul and finds unmarried children under 18 of
criminal character. I am guilty. Every newspaper man in the country is speech to laud the sacrificial spirit of American citizens, as well as minis-
guilty of commenting on these cases in a way that inevitably must prevent Palestine labor. Ancient cities, mere- tens, professors of colleges or timid-
the reader from having a clear and unprejudiced approach to a fair con- ly biblical memories, come to life. Je- emirs, with their wives and children
sideration of the facts. That we are writing as we feel and what we be- rusalem, once a broken wall, where under 18. Congressman Johnson as-
lieve to be the truth does not in the least lessen the injustice of the situa- the despondent and the God-trustful sorts that the strict conditions of the
tion. What, between the newspaper accounts and the cross-testimony of prayed and lamented, becomes the city new hew will reduce the number of
the alienista engaged, the wonder will be if the jury maintains its sanity. which Jews once more must revisit to the quota exempt immigrants to one
Now I hope that some careless reader will not gain from these statements see men whose form of worship is sac-i fifth of the number under the old
the impression that I am beginning to soften my attitude toward those relicr fur the land. It is a school; it law.
Congressman Johnson also empha-
criminal degenerates in Chicago you see the moment I start to write about is a colony; it is a language; it is
them how quickly I begin to assail them).
music; it is plowed soil; it is healing; , sizes the great power given consuls
it is religion. Palestine speaks every . under the new law of withholding in-
language and tells every visitor that , migration certificates from applicants
A Pittsburgh boy by the name of llarold Farkas sends me a poem which which his soul, suppressed, without if, as provided by law, they know or
he has written, and it is of such unusual merit that I feel I must find a place outlet, distorted or unsatisfied, wishes have reason to believe the alien inad-
for it in this column. Most of the poetry that finds its way to the newspaper to know for the reassurance of life. missible. Johnson reiterates that
desk is usually consigned to the Receptacle of Oblivion, the waste paper
. America, as an asylum and melting
A Living Palestine.
basket.
"This effective new factor—a living pot, has come to an end.
Palestine—blossoming into life over
TO AN ARTIFICIAL ROSE
night (as it were), must bring about
a revision of our forms and methods,
Yonder is a rose within a vase,
a readjustment of our outlook, and
So solitary in her lone abode,
especially a new and finer attitude
With everlasting beauty in her face,
toward the Jewish people in general. ' New French Premier p ay , T ram . is
And leaf that never greened beside the road.
' "When Theodor lierzl, that great
Dreyfus Defender.
visit nary, conic to us, he seemed con-
Each petal placed so delicately there,
vinced that having found the true so-, PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—Edward Iler-
To fascinate and please the human eye,
lution of the Jewish problem, the dry riot, the new French Premier, recent-
Thriving in a damp and dusky air,
bones of Israel would spontaneously , ly unveiled a monument to the mem-
With ceilings dark and gloomy for her sky.
come together. Bring them the glad °on of Emile Zola, champion of ius-
tidings, and they would rush to greet Gee and defender of Captain Alfred
The evening Imp, her sun and praise, her pride,
But the lethargic Dreyfus.
the messenger.
The shadows' grim companion in her play,
Jewish
world passed him by. Wealth
No tender shoots bide gently at her side,
The Zola monument has had an in-
and position would have none of him 1teresting history. The Work nn it was
Eternal silence reigns throughout the day.
or his message. There was lacking started in 1903 by the sculptor Metin-
courage and interest, capacity and lier, who died before completing it. The
Ahl. rose unreal, enchantress of the mind,
will for understanding. They were work was then carried on by another
When winter bares the earth, when flowers die,
startled by the apparition of an an- sculptor, Carpentier, who died almost
Still in the lone abode you were assigned,
A fruitless blossom 'neath a cheerless sky.
dent dream, revisiting the glimpses immediately after completing it in
of the moon, which they thought 1907. Doting the next seven years
::
should not and could not return. Only the French reactionaries and enemies
I see where Harry K. Thaw has come out in favor of Mr. Ford for Presi- a few visionaries heard the eall. AI of Emile Zola retarded the unveiling,
dent, which, of course, was nothing more than one had a right to expect. long-drawn out conflict ensued. The? 1 and then the war broke out. The stat-
Mr. Ford in return should tender Mr. Thaw the editorship of the Dearborn Zionist Organization had to be ue was placed in the basement of the
Independent, which would assure its being conducted on a much saner and brought to life in Order that the vision Grand l'alais, where it was damaged,
might not he dissipated in the murky' and had to be repaired.
more intelligent basis than under its present- editorial regime.
night of things mentioned, but with-
It is only after these vicissitudes
out substance. It become the revival- that the monument was finally unveil-
Nor that Rabbi Eornfeld has resigned his post as Minister to Persia, I ist, the dipleniatic representaive, the , eel on Zola avenue. During the rem'-
am free to confess that I could never quite understand why he ever accepted gatherer of the dry bones, the worker ninnies, speeches were made in which
such a position. Ile probably was influenced as so mbny others are by the in Palestine. It created institutions, Zola was held up as it champion of
glamor of diplomacy spelt with a capital "I)." I an sure that Rabbi Korn- parliaments, funds. It encased itself human rights and liberty, and a brave
f eld is going to feel very much more comfortable and contented by returning in all the appurtenances of a tem- defender of the innocently accused
to the pulpit, and the American rabbinate will be glad to have so able is poral power.
and humiliated Captain Dreyfus.
member back in the fold. The community of Toledo is to be congratulated
".Against this incorporation of the
in having obtained such a representative and capable leader.
Jewish will to live stood a dead wall
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Folks who don't like us always find an opportunity to speak of lowering the dry bread of t the
going.
It was the
he few
against
and corrupting of the drama by the Jews. For some reason or other they .,rave
many, 'struggle,
the unprov ided against the im-
more
than
any
other
ti
to Join Comm's..
forget to mention Morris
Gest, the Jew who has done
provident, the dreamers making life Accept. Invitation
M
.ion of Intellectuals.
individual to give to the American theatergoing public the opportunity to send the realists playing with unreali-
—
the advocates of tomorrow
see and to hear the great artists of Europe. Whether it was the Moscow;
Art Theater group, or the Chauve Souris, or the "Miracle," or pose, this ties,
EIGHTH
GENF:VA-1J. T. A.)—The coon-
idealistic Jew has rendered a rare service to all lovers of histrionic art. No
against
holders was
of today.
straight
line the
of division
drawn A . nil of the League of Nations has ax- ,
FLOOR
one ever accused Morris Gest of being a materialist. I note where he is
the Zionist and the non-Zion- tended an invitation to Professor Al
Al-'
on his way to Russia to have some of Belasco's plays presented in Moscow. ice t Who mess not with us was against best Einstein, author of the relativity
Gest, as you probably know, is a son-in-law of Belasco. He is also going 1
to bring back Mikail lklordkin, the great ballet dancer of Russia, to appear struggle,
.us. And we
then,
after
28 way
years
of theory,
to become
a member
of the 1
truggle,
fought
our
through
League's
Commission
for Intellectual
during the coming season
at the Metropolitan Opera House,
s
touches' land—the promised land Co-operation.
—and put the feet of thousands upon
::
It will be re-called that Professor ,
the soil, and set the feet of thousands Einstein, who was formerly a mem-1
The children of the late Baer Ilirschmann et Baltimore were each be- of others marching doggedly toward her of the Intellectual Commission, re .1
queathed a silver teaspoon. It is um erstoos that the children art wet' the land, and wrested recognition for signed from it about a year ago be-
Evening:
provided for and did not need anything more substantial! Yet I sometimes the hitherto passive Jewish people at cause of disagreement with the
The clubhouse at 89 Rowena street
wonder what prompts such odd remembrances. Perhaps, not having been the hands of the stern governors of League of Nations' policy.
will be open only Monday and Thurs-
born with a silver spoon in his mouth, the aged Jew wanted to be sure that the world.
day
evenings during the summer, be.
Adversaries Were Fixed.
his children would always have silver spoons on their tables.
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—Professor
"And just as we, in the struggle, Einstein stated that he would accept ginning July 7.
became set, fixed in our opinions and the invitation of the League of Na.
If it is true, as alleged in a statement made by the Jewish Telegraphic in our methods, so, too, were our ad- tions to become a member of its In- Directions to Camp:
The way to get to the camp is as
Agency, that the leaders of Bulgarian Jewry will refuse burial in a Jewish versaries. Individuals may have the tellectual Commission in view of the
follows: Take the Windsor ferry at
cemetery to Jews who do not pay the special tax for the Heren Ilayesod class to which they belong. They may change in conditions.
the foot of Woodward avenue, get a
(the Palestine Foundation Fund), then it is an exhibition of intolerance and be sympathetic to the new home that
Ford of Tecumseh car in Windsor
tyranny that should invite the condemnation of every right-minded Jew. is being built, but they are largely
As the Englishman says, "It's a hit thick." There may be some good reason controlled by the traditions of their places himself. Forms change, but and get off at Tillette corner. The
the
spirit
abides
forever.
If
forms
ride on the car is about 20 minutes.
for this strong attitude, but it doesn't appear on the surface. Perhaps the group , and their group has taken a
. position, and that position must be will not change, the spirit becomes Walk down Tillette road to River
leaders of the Karen Ilayesod will enlighten us.
their
prisoners
and
perishes.
road and turn to the right. The "Y"
maintained. They had said that Is-
::
Bridging the Divisions.
summer home is the first house past
rael's mission was dispersion, and
"How
shall
we
bridge
the
differ-
the convent and is marked "Grand
My, my, how excited Dr. Gibbons can be! I knew him once and always
believed him quite level-headed. The Dr. Gibbons I refer to is Herbert that
mission
must
be with
upheld.
Their
protocols
were
filled
denials
of ences that divide these two forms, the View Villa."
ll
Adams Gibbons, writer, lecturer, student of European Oars. In his latest the golu.s and rejections of Zion. Zionist Organization and the sti
book, called "America's Place in the World," this aparagraph appears: They continued to represent as a halting Jewish people, each being es- Wednesday Night Supper:
The first Wednesday night supper
group or as groups, a lack of appre- sential to the success of our cause.
dation of the accessories to public The land pleads with us. The door at camp will be Wednesday evening,
"Our Irish politicians are in Boston; our oppressed Jews are in
action, such as democracy and open of opportunity is wide open. There
New York; our quarreling Poles are in Buffalo; our unpatriotic Ger-
July 9. We will meet at the Walker-
.
diplomacy, which Zionism had intro- is a power beyond our control whic h ville Ferry, the foot of Jos. Campau
mans are in Milwaukee; our churlish Hungarians are in Pennsyl•ania
They did not understand all drives our people into seeking Innne- avenue, at 6 o'clock sharp. If you
coal fields; our 67 varieties of Slays with Bolshevik tendered, ,, of
4111,01.
uge. They cannot wish to go, please make reservations
Greeks not knowing what government they want, and of black-shirted
tin., traditions that had become sac- chute havens of ref
red to thousands of Zionists. The linger in unfriendly European ports. at the clubhouse, 89 Rowena street,
oulti
f
Italians are all over the United States. We base a population
far
Zionist
theorydisturbs
them
yet.
The
despot,
time,
brooks
no delay.
greater than the Ruhr, hungry ever day through its own fault, and
and pay your 35 cents not later than
"The Zionist Organ,zation shou ld Monday, July 7. We assure you a
alscy
are still governed
(.sic) or acknowledging it (sic), which detests us and
not knowing it (s
' erned by fear.
o
Jewish people. delightful time. a good !upper, a swim
-The
fear
of
what
this
group
may
have
faith
also
in
the
our social order as much as the Germans detest the French."
do, if sec allied with us in any man- let them work their way into the if you want it, songs and entertain-
re - new life without recriminations, free-' ment. A good way to get cooled off.
I can see at a g lance that my good friend Gibbons doesn't believe in nor, also groups
governs within
influential
and
contact with
the
Zionis
t l. Let the m
inclined
to
think
that
he
has
permitted
his
indigos.
spected
of the practical
immigration, But I am
movemen t. Many think of the Zion. the living evidenceinto
tion to carry his expressions much further than good sense justifies. Be ist Organization as a matter of con- value of ,iur ideals, as Pah-dine re-
stitution and by-laws, of parliamen- seals them. Let them join in the
sides, he always did like the French!
tarp discussion and procedure, of in- building. Let them know the new
i•rlocking legal institutions, of a corn- type of Jew Zionism has created, and Debate Postponed:
o
f
Pittsburgh,
Pa.,
please
The debate between the Better
Will the Burgwin Sherrren :Motor Company
plicated tradition which can be an- you will soon see how, without their
advise me if they paid the subscription for the Dearborn Independent which preciated only by the initiated. A messing through the door of the Zion- Boys Club and the Yougent has been
was sent to I. W. Moskowitz of 6808 Forward avenue? And will they long apprenticeship is required. They ist Organization (the door which, al- postponed until Tuesday evening,
further advise me if they were forced to subscribe for the Ford paper? If conceive of the organization as a though always open, they are still July 8, at 8 o'clock sharp. It will
they were not forced to do it, will they please advise me why they did it? machine, no part of which may be disinclined to use), the walls that be held at the Jewish Institute, High
Mr. Moskowitz surely could not have been very enthusiastic over the Dear- discarded or tampered with, and this have divided us will crumble and and Hastings. The subject will be,
born Independent, according to the caul whch lies in front of me as I write machine has become as sacred as the without prolonging an internecine "Resolved, That Yiddish Should Be
this paragraph. Mr. Moskowitz refused to receive the paper and as the
purpose which the machine war we shall achieve our aim. Zion Included in the Curriculum of Jew-
sacred
subscription does not expire until March 3, 1925, the publisher states:
was intended to serve. A constitu• shall be the hope of the whole Jewish ish Education." The affirmative will
Lion protects the individual against people, and the ideals of Zionism be upheld by the Yougent and the
"We feel that your action is based on a possible misunderstanding
the usurpation of his rights by a ma- shall be its inspiration and determin- negative by the Better Boys Club.
and would appreciate hearing from you before we discontinue your
ority. We Zionists need no such pro- ing spirit. In Palestine, and through
,
copy. If you desire, however, we will forward to , ,meone else for
tection. The bogy of constitutional- it, we shall find peace that shall bring Annual Excursion:
The annual excursion of the Jewish
the remainder of the subscription period."
km should not retard the progress of fulfillment not only for the workers
Zionism. The mastery of no consti- in Zion, but wherever Jews find op- Institute Mothers Clubs will be held
Sunday, July 13, at Sugar Island.
That's the kind of "subscription" list Ford's paper hat It's s Joke.
' tution should be admitted. What portunities to live,
"And so today we place the land Tickets can be secured at 1111 West-
protects us and gives the Zionist Or-
minster.
big man would stoop to ganization assurance of its status and of Israel in the position of priority
Ford is a pretty small potato after all. What
■ hierarchy of over and above all our items upon
adopt such petty methods to sell • mblication? Ugh! Open the windows its importance is not
Annie E. Landau of London has
is
the
bridge
that
but the our agenda. It
and let us have a little fresh air. nd that is the sort of man that a lot of , parliamentary authorities,
ideals under whom unites. It is the active agent of just completed 25 years of education-
half-baked minds in the country vd ere talking about for President. Godspirit of Zionist
al work in Jerusalem.
every
convinced
Zionist
peace
and
rebuilding."
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